Agriculture

As President Obama meets with Congress today to discuss immigration policy, the U.S. agriculture industry looks on with hopes for reform.

Nurseries spend a lot of effort moving potted plants and trees from one place to another. Robots may replace low-paying, seasonal, grueling work.

Author Janisse Ray talks about her new book "The Seed Underground," which explores why many farmers today aren't using the seeds their grandfathers used.

Cattle rancher Ken Lenox says farmers in Missouri are struggling with the Midwest drought. Some have resorted to tapping wells they haven't used in decades to provide water for their herds.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses what the drought will mean for farmers and food prices, and the administration's plans to try and help.

Our listeners weigh in on how the devastating drought in the Midwest has changed the way they do business.

Farmers who've escaped the drought are pulling in high prices for their crops.

Cattle ranchers in the Midwest face some tough decisions as their pastures bake with little to no rain.

Soybean prices have reached a record high, and corn prices are near records in the midst of a rough drought across the Midwest. It could impact all of us soon in the form of higher prices for everything from cereal to chicken.